Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Faox TursDAY's DAILY.

cSni dhu u eoie Tor Wosk aGaan.
 Fresh fruit just received at Ford's. Smoke "stunner" from Aitken's.
 Revival services every evening thi week at the West Prescott church.
 W. c. Oliver left for the est ysstsr day.
 Louisiana lottery drawins took placs ? to-day.
 Chss Reyes . up from Walnut Grove.
 J.H. Lee, of the American ranch. i'
 in town.
 Railroad tickets bought and cold sl | A. Aitken's. | A. c. Oliver came in from Prescott Junction today.
 Nice Verde peaches were being cold
 on the streets to-day.
 The city council arc engaged e .
 board of equalization.
 | All the fresh fruits of the season by
 express daily at AL Aitkens'. | George Merwin came in yesterday
 from trip through Apache county. | Three car loads of coke arrived to-day
 at Verde Junction for Governor Tritle.
 A heavy rain shower passed between
 Prescott and Granite mountain to-day.
 Dennis Burke will have charge of W.
 c. Divers business during his absence.
 The Sumner" is the name of . new
 brand of cigars just received at Ait
 ken's.
 The only hand made Spanish cigars | in town can be had at Curtis | Cos Sample Rooms.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aitken, who has the agency for the same. in Prescott. Kentucky sour mash whisky double stand ud goods and genuine Tennessee white rye q the Cob Web. Dr. c. L. G. Anderson, U. s. A., re- gently stationed at Whipple, has been assigned to duty at Fort Mcdowell. One thousand head of cattle wanted -one and two year old heifers-ior spot cash. Apply in persou. or by let ter, stating price, to Editor JouRxAL- MINER, Prescott, Arix. "Verde Junction" is the name of the new station nine miles from town, to bs used as . transfer point for the United Verde mines.
 Doc. Bowen, who has just returned from . visit to the Castle creek hot springs, is loud in his praise of the cu- rative properties of the waters there.
 Citizens of Jerome are petitioning for try.weekly mail service. Al tho camp contains nearly one hundred men, their petition should be granted.
 Johnson, the colorcd murderer, is b. ginning to break down very rapidly, e the time approaches for his execution. Wilson bears up better than immedi- ately after his sentence
 Colonel Cameron H. King, territo- rial commissioner of immigration, paid . visit to the J0uRxAL-MIxKR ofRce to- day. He informed us of his intention to shortly issue . pamphlet on the mining resources of this territory, whsn this section would receive proper notice.
 The new Penal Code of Arizona pro vides that: "Every pefson having charge of locomotive engine, who, b. fore crossing any travelled public high way, omits to cause bell to ring or steam whistle to sound at distance of I at least eighty rods from the crossing and up to it, is guilty of . misde- meanor."
 The American Magazine will hereai- ter be published under the management | of the American Magazine company; . corporation abundantly equipped in finances and business experience. Read CTS are promised continuous improve ment of the magazine in all its depart ments, including several new and at- tractiye features.
 If the board of trade should succeed in its laudable efforts to raise several thou sand dollars with which to adver- tise the resources of this section, they could not put it to better use than an investment in, and judicious circula- tion of, Judge ONeilrs pamphlet. It treats very exhaustively on the resour- ces, climate, etc., of this section and, if judiciously circulated. could not fail to attract immigration.
 Philip Richardson is engaged in the erection, in the jail yard, of the scaiiold to be used in the executirn of Wilson and Johnson. This instrument of death was originally built by Mr Richardson, and this is the third time he has been called upon to erect it for the vindication of the law.
 The territorial live stock association was organized yesterday by the election of 0. N. Bruce as chairman. They rec to the territorial board of to assess stock in the va rious counties of the territory, except Cochise, Apache and Pima, at &ll75 per head; in Cochise and Pima at $l1, and Apache $l1. 50.
 The board of equalization has been engaged in examining abstracts of the assessment rolls, from the various coun- ties, but at noon had taken no o6cial action on any question. They were waited upon this morning by . com llittee from the live stock association, and we lealh that somewhat exciting | time ensued between . member of the board and member of the committee.
 Some people seem to appreciate the